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 1     I|     this achievement hasteneth fast:~The longer rest worse will
 2    II|     liege," he says, "the camp fast hither moves,~The axe is
 3    II|       chain;~Then back to back fast to a stake both ties,~Two
 4    II|       suspicious,~Supposed too fast this tree of virtue grew,~
 5    II|       But for the sun inclined fast to west,~That night there
 6   III|   branches lop that spring too fast.~ ~ XLIV~Algazar's breastplate,
 7    IV|      my thoughts, drew back as fast,~So fare the men, that from
 8    IV|    stopped her ear,~And played fast and loose the livelong day:~
 9     V|        swift steed runs not so fast alone,~As when some strain,
10     V|      LXXXI~Thither he galloped fast, and drawing near~Rambaldo
11    VI|   wound, the blood outstreamed fast,~And from his side fell
12    VI|     XXXVII~Forward he galloped fast, and loudly cried:~"Villain,"
13    VI|    lift,~Each foaming steed so fast his master bears,~That never
14    VI|        His thundering blows so fast about he layeth,~That skies
15    VI|    courage, and appeared bold;~Fast by her side unseen smiled
16    VI|     Erminia spied,~And fled as fast as her swift steed could
17    VI|     seek his love, he galloped fast unseen.~
18   VII|     stout bestrode~And pricked fast to find the way he lost,~
19   VII|      with riding,~Yet followed fast and still oppressed him
20   VII|       of life reposed;~Himself fast after Lord Tancredi sped,~
21   VII|    shut behind,~And closed him fast in prison dark and blind.~ ~
22   VII|      shower,~Whose mighty ribs fast bound with bands and nails,~
23   VII|       foes upon him pressed so fast,~That with their weight
24  VIII|    swelleth high, and bubbleth fast,~Till o'er the brims among
25    IX|       forth pricked the Soldan fast,~Against the watch, not
26    IX|         XLVII~The duke his men fast flying did espy,~And thither
27    IX|        and kept their footings fast,~And oft with furious shock
28     X|        misery and iron chained fast.~ ~ LXX~"Then, for alone
29   XII|     get in:~With hideous noise fast after spurred the knight,~
30   XII|        sound,~Their feet stand fast, and neither stir nor start,~
31   XIV|       she sat and looked, fled fast away~Her wrath, that on
32   XIV|      wanton plain,~All platted fast, well knit, and joined meet,~
33   XVI|      neigheth loud and thither fast doth run,~And wiseth on
34  XVII|     troops appear,~If winds so fast bring storms from heavens
35 XVIII|        and puncheons joined he fast;~To beat the city's wall,
36 XVIII|    with iron sharp, to it made fast~With ropes which as men
37   XIX|       to revenge so fierce and fast he came~As if his hand could
38   XIX|         XVI~With his left foot fast forward gan he stride,~And
39   XIX|      or naked were:~ ~  XXXIII~Fast fled the people weak, and
40   XIX|     Solyman this while himself fast sped~Up to the fort which
41   XIX|       day of fight approacheth fast."~"They ready are," quoth
42   XIX|        their doors, their lids fast closed sever,~Alas, I find
43   XIX|        His lips were open; but fast shut his eyes,~And with
44   XIX|      and rolling down the west~Fast set the stars, and called
45    XX|      Hyems old~Pours down, and fast to warmer regions hie,~From
46    XX|      above, below,~Old Raymond fast up to the leads him sped,~
47    XX| trophies build;~An armed steed fast by the Soldan yood,~That
48    XX|      his dear vine hath twined~Fast in her hundred arms and
49    XX|        seld is stable, firm or fast,~No longer durst resist
50    XX|      not yet resigned,~Herself fast bound in those dear knots